And Then There Were None
Stage Door Theatre Company, Littlehampton
Ten unsuspecting strangers are summoned to a remote island. The guests are each connected by a wicked past, but they are unwilling to reveal their secrets that hold clues to their fate… for each has been marked for MURDER!
As the weather turns and the group is cut off from the mainland, the bloodbath begins; one by one they are brutally murdered in accordance with a sinister nursery rhyme about “Ten Little Soldier Boys”. Will they crack the case before it's too late…
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As the weather turns and the group is cut off from the mainland, the bloodbath begins; one by one they are brutally murdered in accordance with a sinister nursery rhyme about “Ten Little Soldier Boys”. Will they crack the case before it's too late…
Book your tickets now at ticketsource.co.uk/stage-door-theatre
16 Apr 2026
19:30 - 22:00
The Art Society Arun Monthly Talk - The Legendary Lee Miller
The Arts Society Arun, Rustington
Our talk this month is by Antony Penrose who is the son of Lee Miller - The legendary Lee Miller
From fashion model to photojournalist and World War II correspondent, Lee Miller's extraordinary career produced some of the most iconic images of the 20th century.
From fashion model to photojournalist and World War II correspondent, Lee Miller's extraordinary career produced some of the most iconic images of the 20th century.
The life of Lee Miller told with reference to those whom she exchanged creative inspiration - Man Ray, Pablo Picasso and Roland Penrose. A definitive view by her son and biographer the presentation has been acclaimed for its ability to embrace many different levels of the the history of art and photography, social commentary and emotional connection with the subject * Contains some wartime images which may be disturbing *
Doors open 9.30am. Everyone welcome. Guests £7 on the door. Coffee & biscuits available.
Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month. For more information, please email [email protected]
Doors open 9.30am. Everyone welcome. Guests £7 on the door. Coffee & biscuits available.
Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month. For more information, please email [email protected]
21 Apr 2026
09:30 - 12:00
Care and Community Exhibition
Lovejoy Centre and River of Life Church, Worthing
The Lovejoy Centre in collaboration with River of Life Church are hosting a care and community event for local organisations to showcase their work to the public.
The event, on Thursday 23rd April, is an opportunity to connect carers, families and the community, with free table space for caring and community organisations, and a chance to find out information and build connections.
Ann Marie Lovejoy Bruce Kerr, owner of the Lovejoy Centre, says, “This is a great chance for local caring organisations to showcase their work and build contacts. We’re excited to be working with River of Life Church as part of its work in the community. Anyone is welcome to browse what’s available and we’re looking forward to meeting new people and seeing how we can best serve the local area.”
The event, on Thursday 23rd April, is an opportunity to connect carers, families and the community, with free table space for caring and community organisations, and a chance to find out information and build connections.
Ann Marie Lovejoy Bruce Kerr, owner of the Lovejoy Centre, says, “This is a great chance for local caring organisations to showcase their work and build contacts. We’re excited to be working with River of Life Church as part of its work in the community. Anyone is welcome to browse what’s available and we’re looking forward to meeting new people and seeing how we can best serve the local area.”
23 Apr 2026
10:00 - 15:00
MAGNUS VOLK AND HIS AMAZING RAILWAYS An illustrated talk by Ian Gledhill
Rustington Heritage Association, Rustington
Volk’s Electric Railway is a familiar sight in Brighton, running along the beach from near the Palace Pier towards the Marina, but the story of the man behind it is less well known. Magnus Volk was a true pioneer of all things electrical, and he built not one but two electric railways in Brighton. One – the short lived “Daddy Long Legs” - is long gone, but the original railway, opened in 1883, is still going strong and is now officially the oldest working electric railway in the world. This talk by Ian Gledhill tells the story of the railways and the man who built them.
Entry is free for paid up members of Rustington Heritage Association. Visitors £5 (cash only) payable at the door. All admissions subject to availability of seats on arrival. Why not become a member? Just £15 per person per annum for free entry to all our talks in 2026.
Please note this is an evening meeting, so if you’re unable to attend our monthly afternoon meetings, perhaps we’ll see you this time? There will also be an afternoon meeting on 14th May, on a different topic – details to follow.
07 May 2026
19:15 - 20:30
East Preston Repair Cafe
East Preston Repair Cafe, East Preston
Bring along your broken domestic items, clothes, jewellery, electrical and household items and we will try to fix them. Knife sharpening service and refreshments available. All we ask for are donations to cover our costs.
09 May 2026
10:00 - 12:30
The Arts Society Arun monthly talk: 60 Years On – Life in the Sixties on Film
The Arts Society Arun, Rustington
Our talk this month is by Colin Schindler, "60 Years On - Life in the Sixties on Film"
The four elements of this lecture are: the emergence of the North (A Taste of Honey, etc), Swinging Britain (Alfie, etc), Last days of Empire (Zulu, etc) and finally the drastic change in the depiction of sex, from Victim in 1961 to Women in Love in 1969.
Doors open 9.30am. Everyone welcome. Guests £7 on the door. Coffee & biscuits available. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month. For more information, please email [email protected]
The four elements of this lecture are: the emergence of the North (A Taste of Honey, etc), Swinging Britain (Alfie, etc), Last days of Empire (Zulu, etc) and finally the drastic change in the depiction of sex, from Victim in 1961 to Women in Love in 1969.
Doors open 9.30am. Everyone welcome. Guests £7 on the door. Coffee & biscuits available. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month. For more information, please email [email protected]
19 May 2026
09:30 - 12:00
Worthing Philharmonic Orchestra Concert
Worthing Philharmonic Orchestra, Worthing
The WPO welcomes rising-star pianist Eden Agranat Meged, winner of the Coulsdon and Purley Festival Concerto Prize, to play César Franck’s ‘Variations Symphoniques’ and Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 27 in B-flat, the last written by the composer for this instrument.
The programme concludes with Parry’s Symphony No. 3 (‘The English’). In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in Parry’s symphonies, and the WPO is delighted to bring this spirited and sunny work to Worthing. Its final movement takes the form of a set of variations on an invented English folk theme.
Soloist - Eden Agranat Meged (Piano)
Conductor - Dominic Grier
The programme concludes with Parry’s Symphony No. 3 (‘The English’). In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in Parry’s symphonies, and the WPO is delighted to bring this spirited and sunny work to Worthing. Its final movement takes the form of a set of variations on an invented English folk theme.
Soloist - Eden Agranat Meged (Piano)
Conductor - Dominic Grier
07 Jun 2026
15:00 - 17:00
East Preston Repair Cafe
East Preston Repair Cafe, East Preston
Why not bring along your broken domestic items to the East Preston Repair Cafe? We will try to repair electrical goods, clothes, jewellery and any other household items. We also offer a knife sharpening service. Tea and coffee available. All we ask for are donations to cover our costs.
13 Jun 2026
10:00 - 12:30
The Arts Society Arun Monthly Talk: Decoding Contemporary Art
The Arts Society Arun, Rustington
Our talk this month is by Jackie Klein. Many of us find contemporary art challenging, strange, provocative or downright silly. This lecture unravels the step changes in art since the 1870s, exploring how we got from impressionist paintings to the interactive, immersive, ephemeral, and postmodern art of today.
Doors open 9.30am. Everyone welcome. Guests £7 on the door. Coffee & biscuits available. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month. For more information, please email [email protected]
Doors open 9.30am. Everyone welcome. Guests £7 on the door. Coffee & biscuits available. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month. For more information, please email [email protected]
16 Jun 2026
09:30 - 12:00
SUMMER CONCERT by Edwin James Festival Choir
Edwin James Festival Choir and Orchestra, Littlehampton
A choir concert with a theme of “An English Country Garden” featuring songs that celebrate the love of the Rose.
A Fundraiser for the charity “Marie Curie”.
Doors open at 6:45pm
Box office: 01243 584920 / 01243 582330. £10 adults/ £5 children
Some ticket availability on the door.
Doors open at 6:45pm
Box office: 01243 584920 / 01243 582330. £10 adults/ £5 children
Some ticket availability on the door.
27 Jun 2026
19:30 - 21:45
Worthing Philharmonic Orchestra Concert
Worthing Philharmonic Orchestra, Worthing
The WPO joins forces with the Brighton16 chamber choir, to present Brahms's powerful and moving masterpiece, 'Ein Deutsches Requiem' (Sung in German). The orchestra completes the programme with Beethoven's gripping 'Coriolan Overture' and Mozart's Symphony No. 35 ('Haffner').
Soloists:
Emily Wenman, Soprano
Matthew Jelf, Baritone
Conductor - Dominic Grier
Soloists:
Emily Wenman, Soprano
Matthew Jelf, Baritone
Conductor - Dominic Grier
28 Jun 2026
15:00 - 17:00